Scientific Program
STRUCTURE OF THE CONGRESS
The structure of the UHRS 2019 Congress follows the tradition of holding meetings of European and World Hair Research Congresses and will include scientific reports, plenary sessions, workshops, satellite symposia, participation of patient organizations, poster presentations and abstracts are also planned.
UNIQUE FEATURE - TRIHOSCOPIC COURSE
A unique feature of the scientific program of the UHRS Congress 2019 is the trichoscopic course from the founders of the World Trichoscopy Society (WTS) - Professor Lidia Rudnicka (Poland), Professor Antonella Tosti (USA), Dr. Rodrigo Pirmez(Brazil) and Dr. Daniel Segal (Mexico). Participants will be able to learn trichoscopy from the authors of this technique. During the trichoscopic course a Workshop is planned, which will be conducted by the founder of this diagnostic direction, Professor Antonella Tosti. The delegates of our Congress will have the opportunity to see and learn a practical algorithm of trichoscopy.
HISTORICAL EVENT IN THE SPHERE OF TRICHOLOGY
To the dates for the Congress, we devoted a historic event in the field of trichology - the publication of the Russian version of the Atlas of Trichoscopy (Atlas of Trichoscopy), released in 2012, edited by Professor Lidia Rudnicka of the world famous publishing house Springer. A gift for all participants of UHRS2019 will be a presentation of the Russian edition of the Atlas on trichoscopy with an autograph session.
TOP TOPIC OF THE SECOND DAY
The top topic of the second day is devoted to regenerative techniques in trichology. Modern areas of research and future methods of therapeutic treatment are follicular stem cells as well as the technology of cultivation of hair follicle tissues. The key speaker of the second day of UHRS2019 is Prof. Rui Oliveira Suárez (Portugal). His plenary report will be devoted to modern possibilities in hair regeneration. Methods of using autologous cells in trichology, the achievements of biologists and geneticists on the modeling of follicular neogenesis and innovative methods in trichopharmacology that promote follicular regeneration will be highlighted.
SOCIAL ADAPTATION OF PATIENTS WITH CRITICAL HAIR CONDITIONS
An individual session will be devoted to social adaptation of patients with critical hair conditions. Practical recommendations will be highlighted in the work of the tandem of psychologists, trichotherapists and specialists in surgical hair restoration, as well as modern innovative methods of aesthetic correction of tricopathologies. Within the framework of the Congress, a unique satellite is planned from the world-famous leading manufacturer of hair prostheses Cesare Rogazzi (Italy) on the use of a hair replacement system designed for patients whose treatment is currently not effective. Aesthetic trichology will be continued by Workshop on trihopigmentation from specialist in reconstructive hair surgery Jamila Pulatova (Uzbekistan). The workshop will highlight the author's algorithms of combined methods of trichotherapy, transplantation and trichopigmentation of hair.
SESSION FOR YOUNG SPECIALISTS
And, traditionally, the scientific program of the Congress UHRS 2019 provides for a session for young professionals. If in your practice you had interesting clinical cases, rare diseases, or non-standard course of them, if you are a participant of a fundamental or clinical hair study and you would like to share your observations with colleagues, we invite you to submit abstracts to participate in the Congress. Ukrainian Hair Research Society presents 1 travel grants for participation in WCHR2019, which will be held in Barcelona, Spain, from April 24 to April 27 2019. Travel grants as well as prizes and awards will be presented at the closing ceremony of the Congress.
GALA DINNER
In the evening of February 9 we invite our delegates to a gala dinner held in the very heart of the capital. We are hosted by the restaurant "Lipsky" to enjoy Ukrainian hospitality and originality of national cuisine in the atmosphere of ancient Kiev!
Day 1
800 - 900
Registration/welcome coffee
Session 1
900 - 910
Introduction
Yuliya Ovcharenko, Lidia Rudnicka, Aleksandr Litus
910 - 930
What's new in trichology
Yuliya Ovcharenko (Ukraine)
930 - 945
Trichoscopy structures (hair shafts, dots, scaling)
Lidia Rudnicka (Poland)
945 - 1005
What is normal in trichoscopy? Tips, Tricks and artifacts
Rodrigo Pirmez (Brazil)
1005 - 1020
Alopecia areata
Lidia Rudnicka (Poland)
1020 - 1040
Androgenetic alopecia
Antonella Tosti (USA)
1040 - 1055
Trichotillomania and mechanical hair shaft injury
Daniel Sigall (Mexico)
1055 - 1115
Genetic hair shaft disorders
Yuliya Ovcharenko (Ukraine)
1115 - 1125
Trichoscopy equipment
Kuzma Khobzei (Ukraine)
1125 - 1145
Live trichoscopy
Kuzma Khobzei (Ukraine)
1145 - 1155
Pannel discussion
Lidia Rudnicka, Antonella Tosti, Rodrigo Pirmez, Daniel Sigall, Rui Oliveira Soares, Nino Lortkipanidze, Inessa Serbina, Sofia Papanikou, Yuliya Ovcharenko
1200 - 1300
Lunch/Poster Session
Session 2
1300 - 1330
Rodrigo Pirmez (Brazil)
1330 - 1345
Discoid lupus erythematosus
Nino Lortkipanidze (Georgia)
1345 - 1400
Alopecia areata incognita
Antonella Tosti (USA)
1400 - 1415
Dissecting cellulitis and folliculitis decalvans
Daniel Sigall (Mexico)
1415 - 1435
Tinea capitis and parasitic scalp infections
Daniel Sigall (Mexico)
1435 - 1450
Inflammatory scalp diseases
Inessa Serbina (Ukraine)
1450 - 1500
Interactive Cases
Sofia Papanikou (Greece)
1500 - 1510
Discussion
1510 - 1540
Coffee/Poster Session
Session 3
1540 - 1555
Trichoscopy of eyebrows and eyelashes
Kuzma Khobzei (Ukraine)
1555 - 1610
Dermoscopy features of scalp tumors
Raimonds Karls (Latvia)
1610 - 1625
Trichoscopy in hair transplantation
Rui Oliveira Soares (Portugal)
1625 - 1640
Uncommon cases of hair loss in children
Antonella Tosti (USA)
1640 - 1655
Trichoscopy in general medicine
Lidia Rudnicka (Poland)
1655 - 1725
QUIZ
Yuliya Ovcharenko, Kuzma Khobzei
1725 - 1800
Atlas presentation/Autograph session
Yuliya Ovcharenko, Lidia Rudnicka
2000 - 2300
Gala Dinner
The transfer to the Gala Dinner venue will be waiting for the guests at the Hotel Intercontinental at 7.30 pm
Day 2
Session 1 Clinical Cases
830 - 840
Trichopathies in children
Natalya Kruk (Belarus)
840 - 850
Possibilities of surgical correction of the affected scalp areas in patients with extensive form of lichen planus
Ekaterina Denisova (Russia)
850 - 900
Role of phsycocorrection in treatment of trichological patients
Larisa Parkadze (Georgia)
900 - 910
Problems of hair loss in patients with mental diseases related to neuroleptic therapy
Madina Mirzakeyeva (Kazakhstan)
910 - 920
Comparison of cell therapy methods in trichology and hair transplantation
Ivan Baranov (Ukraine)
920 - 930
Hallopeau syndrome
Alina Mantula (Ukraine)
930 - 940
Polyrevitalising mesotherapy in complex treatment of AGA. Productive cases.
Irina Boyko (Ukraine)
940 - 950
Neoplasms on scalp in the practice of trichologist. Mistakes in diagnostics and tactics
Svitlana Diachuk (Ukraine)
Plenary session 1
1000 - 1020
Keynote lecture. Role of epigenetics in development of dermatoses
Oleksandr Litus (Ukraine)
1020 - 1030
Professional technological solutions in practice and training of a dermatologist
Bohdan Lytvynenko (Ukraine)
1030 - 1100
Coffee break/Workshop Hair Replacement Systems Part 1
Plenary session 2: Regeneretaive and Reconstructive Trichology
1100 - 1130
Keynote lecture. PRP/Stem cells in AGA – What is the evidence?
Rui Oliveira Soares (Portugal)
1130 - 1145
Autologous cell therapy in trichology. Revolution or evolution?
Yuliya Ovcharenko (Ukraine)
1145 - 1200
PRGF of biotechnology institution BTI: change of plasm therapy paradigm. Efficacy of PRFG in trichology from the side of evidence-based medicine
Pedro Eredia (Spain)
1200 - 1215
Сell technologies in trichology
Vladimir Tsepkolenko (Ukraine)
1215 - 1230
Which method of hair transplantation is better?
Akaki Tsilosani (Georgia)
1230 - 1245
Abilities of trichopigmentation in reconstructive trichology
Jamila Pulatova (Uzbekistan)
1300 - 1400
Lunch/Workshop Trichopigmintation
Session 2: School of Alopecia
1400 - 1420
Are there any prospects in the treatment of alopecia areata?
Aida Gadzhigoroeva (Russia)
1420 - 1435
Trigger factors and comorbidity in alopecia areata
Svetlana Vozianova, Inna Gordaya (Ukraine)
1435 - 1450
Signal molecules in alopecia areata
Fatima Azimova (Uzbekistan)
1450 - 1510
ALOPECIA AREATA СAMOUFLAGE: FROM NEED TO CREATIVITY
Ruta Barkauskaite (Lithuania)
1510 - 1530
Problems of comorbidity in alopecia areata: should a new approach be implemented?
Inessa Serbina (Ukraine)
1530 - 1600
Coffee break/Workshop Hair Replacement Systems Part 2
Session 3: Innovations in Trichotherapy
1600 - 1630
Hair loss: differential diagnosis, strategy and management tactics
Tatyana Protsenko (Ukraine)
1630 - 1645
Efficacy of antioxidant therapy in complex treatment of involutive alopecia
Diana Dorosh, Yuliya Kachuk (Ukraine)
1645 - 1700
Optimization of female androgenic alopecia treatment considering evidence-based medicine. Results of own researches in AGA treatment
Aida Gadzhigoroeva (Russia)
1700 - 1715
Phytoextracts and their influence on the gene expression level of selective factors in immortalized keratocytes of a human
Murat Turkoglu (Turkey)
1715 - 1730
Seborrheic dermatitis and Co. Practical advice
Kuzma Khobzei (Ukraine)
1730 - 1745
Search for personalized AGA treatment
Yuliya Ovcharenko (Ukraine)
1745 - 1800
Awards, Grants, Rreviews, Closing Ceremony of the Congress
Yuliya Ovcharenko, Aleksandr Litus